>> shawn smoot. >> what did you learn about shawn smoot?and all state office there in west knoxville. >> married? children? >> married, was no longer married at that particular time. >> amy denlinger is a former employee of shuns. >> what were your impressions of sean? >> seemed like a nice enough person, outgoing, typical sales, easy to get along with. >> shawn smoot, the name rang a bell with brooks family and friends. not long after brooks divorce, shawn had hired brooke as an assistant in the insurance office. >> i remember the day that she had the interview. we had lunch right before, and she was so excited, you know? >> it was a real job. and i said there is going to be so much potential for you to move up in this company, you know? i was really proud of her. >> did you feel this was the fresh start brook needed? >> yeah, we did. we thought, we all thought it was going to be a good thing for her. >> did she seem happy? >> yeah, she loved. a think there's a couple other ladies in the office she worked with. everybody got along. and she

that is james miller and shawn _ sports page. think you so much.is james miller and shawn griffith. i that's it for the papers tonight. until next time, goodbye. hello and welcome to the film review with me, mark kermode, rounding up the best new movies available for viewing both in cinemas and in the home. back in 1961, disney scored an animated hit with 101 dalmatians adapted from the novel by dodie smith. a live—action remake starring glenn close as cruella deville followed in 1996 with a sequel 102 dalmatians a few years later. now, as disney's campaign to recycle and reboot its back catalogue continues apace, we have cruella, a live—action prequel that's been in the works for almost a decade and which glenn close gets an executive producer credit. do you have a light? they gasp. like the hit stage show, wicked, which revisited the early years of a fairy tale villain from the wizard of oz, cruella creates an explanatory back story for its anti—heroine scary reputation. emma stone is estella, taken in by artful dodgers jasper and horace, after t

and shawn allen barry is still serving life in prison. good morning, shawn.afterjames byrd junio. we will strengthen the protections against crimes based on the colour of your skin, the faith in your heart or the place of your birth. 23 years later, i still get angry. but it's how you channel your anger, and i choose to channel it in a positive manner. so this is a journey for me. my dad did not get killed at the hands of a police officer. but in today's world, that is what we're seeing. we're seeing a lot of brutality by the hands of officers. the murder of george floyd, it was a challenging point for me to put on my uniform. just the disappointment that our country is still enduring racism in a magnitude that it is. i want to be that officer. if nothing else, just be there in solidarity. be there as hey, you know, i know what you're going through. how many george floyds do we got to be? you know, how manyjames byrds do we got to be? so we've got to start back loving each other. it don't make no sense. a powerful reminder of america's struggle with racial vi

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africa, we finally flew back to the capital for an interview with the countries president, stan, or shawn to dera. mister president, i have to apologize for showing up for this interview in this dirty shoes, but in my defense, we have been to some really extreme places here and we get a glimpse about what is happening on the ground. and i'm sure you know this, but there are still places areas in your country that are unsafe. so my question is, how are you planning to win this war? today we are facing acts of aggression by the coalition of patriots with change, which is a union of former groups that have signed an agreement on pace reconciliation. today, the armed forces of the central african republic, along with the allies, russian federation, and rwanda are engaged in a counter offensive to put an end of this campaign of destabilization building up its military is the most pressing issue. foresee are now given to guard unit inside . the presidential palace consists of her wand and soldiers. locals in this country has bass and fertile land, enormous deposits available resources, and hard

that's when president stan or shawn to dera, asked russia for out with the approval of the un security council. moscow started to stand in like weapons and instructors to train the army. but how to turn the tide and now the government claims it controls over 90 percent of its territory. you can still, how many russian instructions are there? are. there are 535 instructors. what are they allowed to do here or do they train only in the open fire? they cannot open fire unless their lives in danger, or if somebody shoot the russians and can find it, right? they need to defend themselves. the russian and structure is in c, r, r, feel part of the russian army, but certainly have bashed the military experience for security reasons. they don't want to be identified and don't give their real names. one of the tasks that the russians and local military carry out together is this sporting civilian convoys were grounded rare access to see them working shelf when the programs, the reason now we are in the so called road of life to the camry gordon, the government called the right life because all s

. >> reporter: shawn mahan would be doing this, distance learning, only inside a high school classroom instead of home if he agrees with this plan to bring seniors back to school. it would not be at his high school but another one in the district. >> that will not cut it at all. if i return to school, i want it to be at my school and with my teachers at school. what is the -- why go somewhere else and do zoom again, or keep doing zoom when i can do it from the comfort and safety of my own home. >> reporter: shawn's mom follows parents' community colleges on message boards, some saying why now? the district would qualify for $12 million for getting kids back in the classroom. >> the emojis in message, that angry, red-orange face all the time, that is what people feel that, little emoji. >> reporter: the assemblyman phil ting that represents san francisco is upset too saying the law was meant to incentivize schools to get all kids back to classrooms. >> they would be doing the absolute bare minimum which is disappointing. >> shawn says he will just stay home, he is almost done with high

eric: eric shawn, fox news. pete: this program just got a lot more secure and a lot more special because i'm surrounded by first responders from port authority, nypd, fdny and jersey city police and fire. thank you all for being here and thank you for your service. stephen's life and legacy lives on, thanks to tunnel to towers. i spoke to frank about the impact this foundation has had on people's lives, and what it means to see his brother's name turned into such a great cause. frank, where does your mind go when you are here at the footprint of the towers and the memorial. >> look how many names are on here. i think of all those who died. they went to work and all of a sudden their lives and their family's life changed forever. when i get to stephen's name i always say a prayer. usually on 9/11 i am here before the sun comes up. i come here before the crowds come, and i have my private moment with stephen, was the yo7 children. when he was 8 1/2 our dad died and a year and a half later our dad died. he blessed

for the second question, i will send it to shawn, our enforcement director. on the first one, we don't maintain any demographic information related to tows because it's related to a vehicle. we don't have that information. then shawn, if you can take the second question. >> actually, can i ask a question about that? all the cars we tow, what percentage is auctioned? there are a percentage of the cars being auctioned. it's not that we can totally assume that those cars are all people in poverty, but it would give us a better sense of people who couldn't afford to or didn't bother to get their cars. >> sure, unfortunately i don't have that data right now. i would be happy to get back to you on it. >> yeah, on the second side, it's just understanding what process we engage when we think there is a circumstance for someone living in their vehicle. >> yeah, i will take that. i'm the director of parking enforcement and traffic. when we come across a vehicle that is particularly housed, when the officer comes upon the vehicle, if they're going to tow it for any numb

for the second question, i will send it to shawn, our enforcement director. on the first one, we don't maintain any demographic information related to tows because it's related to a vehicle. we don't have that information. then shawn, if you can take the second question. >> actually, can i ask a question about that? all the cars we tow, what percentage is auctioned? there are a percentage of the cars being auctioned. it's not that we can totally assume that those cars are all people in poverty, but it would give us a better sense of people who couldn't afford to or didn't bother to get their cars. >> sure, unfortunately i don't have that data right now. i would be happy to get back to you on it. >> yeah, on the second side, it's just understanding what process we engage when we think there is a circumstance for someone living in their vehicle. >> yeah, i will take that. i'm the director of parking enforcement and traffic. when we come across a vehicle that is particularly housed, when the officer comes upon the vehicle, if they're going to tow it for any numb

my medic shawn that i notice he seems much more tired than when he had normal classes in person instruction he's mocking me i'm not really sure i'm concerned my husband is to have been b. and that's why our family has a set routine programming for example he has to take the dog out every day that was the only thing the home that i was. good letters of what i suppose there are some evenings where i question my very existence but what's the point of getting up again in the morning what should i do tomorrow morning the best so was always the more mattered i sit here at the computer for another 79 hours. should i have another 9 hour school day so more noise to listen once again to how the teachers are trying to stuff me full of facts like there's no tomorrow and. really they start to hedge with fact till they're full then i ask you to regurgitate them in an exam in school and the class business that i did i don't but doesn't that's not after thought. another kind of most nights and it's you don't want to do anything anymore it almost makes you feel a bit depressed yeah the depression is a big o

come back when the victory secure that medical is firstly title in 7 years in formula one shawn mcclare has taken pull position at his home grand prix in monaco, lake clare to the top spot ahead of red bulls mac imacs. first off with world champion louis hamilton, qualified back in 7th. laclare crashed in the last minutes of the qualifying, but walked away unscathed. but the crash has cast his whole position into doubt as he could incur a penalty. you're watching the w news up next is sports life with a look at scotlands returned to the european soccer championships. don't forget, you can find all the latest news from around the world on her website. that's t w dot come on there. and hilton berlin's thanks for watching the news . he doesn't use crime fighters are back africa. the most successful radio drama theories continues to stand up. all episodes are available online. course you can share and discuss on w africans, facebook page, and other social media platforms. crime fighters to.

looper testifying next, is shawn dell newsom chairman of the urban chamber of commerce. mr. new in is ten year veteran of the u.s. air force and a small business owner for the past 15 years. throughout personal work and urban chamber of commerce connects small business owners with resources and access they need to both regional and global markets. mr. newsom you're recognized for your opening remarks. thank you of the subcommittee i'm shawn dell newsom nevada small business owner founder of firm and partnership of with my wife arlene and daughter teara and family own business of the year. currently i share the las vegas urban chaimg beer of commerce cohair small business for america's future. serve as a trustee for the las vegas chamber of commerce and co-chair for the henderson chamber economy endangered and involved in small and minority business communities. today i'm here to speak directly to investing in america's tourism and hospitality work force and small business. and i want to thank senator rose and a true small business champion for this opportunity to address you

. >> hello ardell, thank you for joining us i'm eric shawn. hamas accused of war crimes putting weapons on under tillery as israel purposely putting civilians at risk for the propaganda purposes. so far hamas has fired 2000 deadly weapons and deadly airstrikes in gaza city on buildings and killed dozens of people. israeli military destroyed the home of gaza's top hamas leader, this works the worst fighting since the 2014 gaza war, that lasted 15 days, benjamin netanyahu today defended the strikes on gaza saying the attacks will continue at full force and he will do whatever it takes to restore order and have israel protected citizens. >> woodring everything we can to hit the terrorists themselves their rockets, in their arms but were not going to let them get away with it, just imagine what would've happened if you had 2900 rockets fired on washington in new york, i think you would understand our position. arthel: we have fox news steve coverage former ambassador to the united nations danny will join us with analysis, ailey kellogg reports fro

with all of that, we have alexa and shawn and right now you're going to hear from shawn. take it away. >> thank you. hello commissioners. it's wonderful to see you. so first, just some background. we issued an rsp on march 5th and had slightly over a million dollars to give out in grant funding. we promoted it to at least 1500 organizations. a lot were happy to forward it for us. we received 23 zero waste proposals and four proposals for youth education. we received 27 proposals, totally about $2.7 million. so it was highly competitive and we have fabulous community-based organizations working in san francisco as you know. we took it down to 14 zero waste organizations and i will tell you about them a little bit. i know you have a long agenda. i will try to be quick. debbie used the word about their accomplishments, i'm proud of them but part of it is and did i say i know them, because i do. i'm going to talk about the organizations a little bit because they do amazing work. the asian pacific community center will get to work in funding in sunnydale housing development to

tonight newsom opponent caitlyn jenner appeared on fox news with host shawn hannity. >> i love this state, this state has done so much for me over the years. but i've watched it crumble right in front of my eyes. and you have to stand up. you know, and so, i knew it would not be easy. i knew it would be tough. but you know what, california is worth fighting for. >>> jenner did outline her >>> two bay area teens. >>> cooler and windier weather is ahead. i'm meteorologist sandhya patel and a look at mother's day coming up. >>> first a look at jimmy kimmel.com. >>> it's cinco de mayo biblioteca. >> all right. >> we have rides ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? thank you! hey, hey, no, no, limu, no limu! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ managing type 2 diabetes? you're on it. staying fit and snacking light? yup, on it there too. you may think you're doing all you can to manage type 2 diabetes and heart disease... ...b to lower your heart risk? jardiance can reduce the risk of cardiovascular dea

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tonight newsom opponent caitlyn jenner appeared on fox news with host shawn hannity. >> i love this state, this state has done so much for me over the years. but i've watched it crumble right in front of my eyes. and you have to stand up. you know, and so, i knew it would not be easy. i knew it would be tough. but you know what, california is worth fighting for. >>> jenner did outline her >>> two bay area teens. >>> cooler and windier weather is ahead. i'm meteorologist sandhya patel and a look at mother's day coming up. >>> first a look at jimmy kimmel.com. >>> it's cinco de mayo biblioteca. >> all right. >> we have at worksman cycles, we've been building bikes for a hundred years. but our customers' needs have changed, so we expanded our product line to include electric cycles. we used the unlimited 1.5 percent cash back from our chase ink business unlimited ® credit card to help purchase tools and materials to build new models. and each time we use our card, we earn cash back to help grow our business. it's more than cycling, it's finding innovative ways to move forward. chase for busi

. >> shawn, an unarmed 22-year-old who was shot through the throat and out the back of his head with from the backside of an unmarked pickup truck. >> he pointed a gun at us. >> by the way, when he was shot, shawn was unarmed and on his knees with his hands up. that gun the police thought they say was a hammer. >> put your hands out. put your hands out. oh. stupid. >> when george floyd died, it took a man almost 2,000 miles away for many city officials to act like police brutality was a problem. >> sorry, mr. george floyd. vallejo is tired. and i'm tired of everybody killing ours. it is not just blacks. it's killing us for no reason. >> angle ramos! >> you have to know who the people who were killed here were. >> she should start locality. >> yes. >> this police is saturated with the blood of people in this community. >> angle ramos, that case really just jumped out at me. >> angle ramos was killed in 2017 by vallejo pd. he was shot four times by police on his own back porch after a neighbor called 911 about a fight. >> what was your life like before this? >> i was just a regular mom

shawn: on average, you're looking at about $7 to $7.50 per square foot.onis: lulu's resource, united leather, is over 20,000 square feet with 15,000 different types of leather. honestly, it proves that she knows how to surround herself with good people. how many square feet does it take you to make a typical bag for you? lulu: we'll probably use maybe 10 square feet. lemonis: maybe or for sure? lulu: i don't know the exact number. lemonis: lulu. lulu: i know. lemonis: every one of your patterns should have a material quantity. lulu: yes. it's not a really beautiful system, but we do have it. lemonis: it's an ugly system, but it's accurate. lulu: it's accurate. lemonis: who owns the business today? lulu: i own the majority. lemonis: okay. how much money have you put into the business from the beginning? lulu: so, scott, my husband, we put roughly $175,000 in. lemonis: wow. lulu: this is really where i think i need a lot of help because we've lost a lot of money trying to promote the company. lemonis: do you have any financials with you? lulu: i do. we can

ray shawn ray is a fellow at brookings institute at the university of maryland and before that he taught at uc-berkeley. he specializes in social equality, and he said that bad apples are hard to get rid of it. >> and think come from bad trees and good apples cannot simply counter bad apples. >> and they will be joined by oakland police chief, and latifah simon and clinical psychologist melissa barnes and the 14th episode, please join us tonight at 7:00. >>> this is a big number, 100% effective. today, moderna said that the vaccine for 12 to 17-year-olds is ready go and safe. the latest phase of the study involved more than 3,700 adolescents and among those given the vaccine, none of them got the virus, and moderna says no serious side effects, and it is going to submit the data to the fda in early june. >>> it is one thing to reopen, and another to attract customers. today, mayor london breed announced the plans to revitalize downtown san francisco. and with arts and music and a promise to cut through the red tape. she is going to take it straight to the voters if the supervisors throw

. >>> the a's and minnesota, and shawn murphy, a two-run homer here. hit four home runs and beat the twins, 6-1. >>> the giants in pittsburgh. looks a lot like mccovey cove and the bridge. this is pennsylvania. the giants, the bullpen cannot save the game. bum of the 11th inning, the pirates tie the game and go on to win the game. 3-2, pittsburgh wins. the 49ers quarterback of the future is in town and practicing. trey lance now kicking off mini camp in santa clara. one of the story lines, will be there tension with trey lance and jimmy g.? >> i got meet him. him and the rest of the quarterbacks in the room. awesome personalities, awesome guys and great football players. >> no mention. they genuinely seem to like each other. jimmy g. texted him after he was drafted congratulating him. lance is that raw talent from north dakota state. cool to see him in action today. just the rookies this weekend. next month will be the fuel full squad. >>> grab your tux. prom is back on and the big plans for the weekend next. attention, california. new federal funding

. >> baseball in oakland, some of three off for from the jays, shawn murphy goes down the line to drivens, 4- 3 and the fourth inning. not enough for him and the second start of the year. just crossing that offspeed pitch, five for toronto, fires, did not get out of the fourth inning. quiet until today. for for six with his home run to left. the former athletic, the triple shot of the cycle. blue jays, 10 to 4, they split the series. a bit of a shock, they said goodbye to future hall of famer, who, to make room for them on the roster. the final year of his tenure, $240 million deal, he is fifth in big league history with 600 and 67 career home runs. he kicked that in for one of his eight birdies, a 50, 64. he holds on for the win. the pj tour. birthday cake. center along. >> put that any case. >> the greatest all-around player to play the game >>> after spending $10, a bay area man may be set for life. he brought a he bought a úscrat station daly city and one the top prize, 20 thousand bucks a month, for 25 years. that is $6 million before taxes. now they get a $30,000 bonus. ♪ ♪ ♪ capt

. >> reporter: shawn tell lathrop thrives in the kitchen. >> food is love for me i have a passion for lollipops. >> making the flavors, measuring everything out properly so that that way we're really paying attention to our dosing because that is our top priority. >> reporter: these aren't any ordinary suckers they'll be for medical marijuana patients. >> perfect is 11.6 grams. >> reporter: many see a high interest and former restaurant workers want to work in this growing industry. >> when this came, i came running. >> it was a looming opportunity they went from cooking on pots in the restaurant to making pot edibles. >> i think the pandemic has made a lot of people stop, slow down, think about what they want to do with their lives. >> i've seen a lot of cooks, cocktail servers and i think it's a quality of life issue and not working so much for as little. >> i've got a lot of friends that left the industry and we talk a lot about the improved quality of life since we've left the restaurant industry. >> reporter: the four people came from the restaurant industry which is desperately

if you want to know for example whether he'd like to start a family a look at it is shawn my top priority right now as my career. as i like else is done and once you get a job and then figure out how to do it here's how to vice what i pick can be a lot of fun. so i'm ready for anything with which i was offered. here. where you guys can explore different options of them you can say i'll do this seminar and then this one and this one all the way we can do that too but because of our disability our choices are limited people have deferred produced from for what was this post groups have learned a lot. why. they follow the seminar i was a bit nervous i hadn't had a lot of contact with people with disability it's not even a school. system that said was unusual. what i really like the seminar is for they talked to us openly and that was really impressive for them if i was the shift that i think we were a little shy at 1st interested in the corner. then they started asking us all kinds of questions. i thought the seminar was great and we got a lot out of it. going on. the program participants ha

promising a thorough and unbiassed review, state attorney general says it's time for the community and shawn's family to get the action they have been demanding. he died last june when a vallejo police officer mistook a hammer for a gun and shot through a windshield from the backseat of an unmarked police truck, fatally striking the 22-year-old. but the d.a. has declined to take on the case. >> i'm here today to announce that i'm recusing myself. >> reporter: she has refused to handle the case saying an outside review is needed to restore public trust. but there is no her under the law. >> reporter: his sisters are encouraged the state's top cop is stepping in. >> not going to lie, instantly once we heard him say that, it was almost a little weight off our shoulders. >> we cried. >> we all started crying. >> reporter: they want justice and say police officers need to be held accountable when they cross the line. >> we hope this is the first case in which he does investigate but it's not the last and we really hope that he builds that bridge to support other impacted families. >> sean's last te

distributor for the greater china region for bias tech, which is a chinese company called futon in shawn high. they have an openly saying that they are willing to provide the biotech vaccines for time one, but because of time one's last to be an import of all chinese vaccines that has not been able to happen. yes. you talked about the time trying to negotiate directly with by on tech, and apparently they were quite close to finishing that deal before it was suspended . what exactly is the problem with that given in keeping in mind, the biotech appears to have an exclusive distributor for taiwan. already so supposedly under the original agreement between bio tech and the chinese distributor, the chinese this, this should be to should be responsible for all the deals that's going to happen in the greater china region. and that actually covers time one. but because of tiny ones, very sensitive, political nature and the law of the fans all the imports up the chinese manufactured vaccines. even if the technology is using the biotech technology, which is why the time when he's government has b

shawn fletcher says weather changes made after george floyd's killing were enough, is right in front of us. >> i'd love to see politicians show us were, organization leaders across different industries, show us your work, what have you done over the last year? >> george floyd's family met with president biden today. do you know what went on in that meeting? >> reporter: george floyd's family had hoped that the president would have signed a police reform bill into law today but it is still in the hands of lawmakers. they are still negotiating portions of the bill. but the president is optimistic that a deal will be reached soon. >> thank you maria. >>> a live look toward marin county where the sausalito art festival has been canceled for the second year in a row. andrea nakano tells us that this time it has nothing to do with the pandemic. >> reporter: homeless encampments is a growing issue in the bay area, including here in marin county. one art festival has now had to cancel its event. >> we've spent a tremendous amount of time dealing with covid. but, a homeless encampment moving

. ♪ shawn and dorothy. >> dorothy is my best friend, my favorite patient. >> reporter: he's a 28-year-oldvering right on tempo from a broken femur. ♪ >> instead of just doing borg glut bridges and squat, let's spruce it up. so she shows me how to shuffle ball change and i was like, okay, this is cool. >> reporter: dorothy taught tap for decades and for the first time in more than 20 years she's got a brand-new student. ♪ >> we're a very good pair because he loves to dance and i've danced all my life so i have a lot of steps to give to him. ♪heel, online. >> this session i saw her, we have followers now. let's get a second dance done. >> reporter: her daughter sharing it saying i am proud to say this is my mother and her angelic physical therapist sean lissner who has given her back her joy of dance and life. >> who is better, you or miss dorothy? >> oh, my gosh, to be honest dorothy is still the queen. queen. the dance floor. >> reporter: sean tells me the duo is releasing a brand-new tap video next week. she's ready to put it out now but she says he needs to work on his steps harder. she

. >>> in today's quick hits, shawn diddy combs has announced he's legally changed his middle name fromind for a while. he said he would only answer to his new name love but later said he was only joking. >>> conan o'brien is saying good-bye to tv he is the longest serving current late night talk show host in the u.s. >>> portland trail blazers carmelo anthony moved into 10th place on the nba's all time scoring list he has a career total of 27,318 points >>> now toan nbc exclusive the faa is warning of dangerous passenger behavior on the rise a passenger refusing to wear a mask assaulted a crew member just this week in new york here's nbc's tom costello. >> in fot. lauderdale an all out fist five after passengers deplaned refusing to wear masks. in d.c. a passenger removed after alleged bely arguing with flight attendants over the mask rule in denver an emergency landing after a man tried to open an emergency exit. >> you're a joke. >> nationwide members of congress harassed on planes and in airports. >> you're a liar >> reporter: the faa says a typical year brings 100 to 150 formal cha

keeler says despite her full cooperation with authorities, the district attorney at the time shawn wagnerto bring charges, saying the case would be hard to prosecute. >> and i said why? what do you mean you're not going to have evidence? and the district attorney at the time said when alcoho is involved, it's really difficult to prove that a sexual assault occurred. >> i feel as if this was the most perfect case in which the student survivor should have received justice. >> the executive director of the advocacy group end rape on campus. >> unfortunately, this is something that we see happen commonly across student survivors who are seeking justice. it's a form of institutional btrayal that they're enduring. >> that institutional betrayal had devastating ripple effects across keeler's friend group. you had your own experience with rape. why didn't you go to campus police? >> after having witnesses, a rape test kit, textual evidence, and nothing happened, i thought why should i put myself through this? >> what do you think it will take for women who have been victimized to get justice? >>

she is a rural farmer from a shawn island width. she is sorting part of the green. have it this year, she finally got a bumper crop. jane in her family has suffered from continuous drugs for the past 5 years. he had case similar to many families, of course, as in bob were, who often survive on food aid, but good rains in 2021 insured enough food much for the past few years. we extremely difficult it was, we was, well, we had no food guide, food was and it was difficult to feed the family live in eating survival of things in this season because of the rain. what we would have is when they have more than we were eating normal meals, zimbabwe is it 50 to get a lot of over 820000 tons of grain flipping it's made out from last year. this is the highest you'd since the year 2000. when zimbabwe embarked on the controversial land reform, the land reforms led to the collapse of the above with agriculture. economy inspired large scale food shortage. to this day, agencies still feed more than half of the country's population. zimbabwe has been fortunate to get a big harvest at

one medic shawn that i noticed he seems much more tired than when he had normal classes in person instructionis mocking me i'm not really sure i'm concerned my husband is to have been b. and that's why our family has a set routine a little bit i mean for example he has to take the dog out every day that most anything on the walls. skidmarks was about as a space there are some evenings where i question my very existence what's the point of getting up again in the morning what should i do tomorrow. there was always the more matter of i sit here at the computer for another 7 no 9 hours. should i have another 9 hour school day so either more noise to listen once again to how the teachers are trying to stuff me full of facts like there's no tomorrow. really there is stuff ahead with fact till they're full then ask you to regurgitate them in an exam in school and get the tests visitation i did i don't know but doesn't that after thought. another kind of host that's when it's you don't want to do anything anymore it almost makes you feel a bit depressed yeah depression is a big word but it's cause i

that's when president stan or shawn to dera, asked russia for out with the approval of the un security council. moscow start to stand in like weapons and instructors to train the army. that how to turn the tide . now the government claims it controls over 90 percent of its territory. a huge speaking, how many russian instructions are there? are. there are 535 instructors. what are they allowed to do here? did a train only in the open fire. they cannot open fire unless the live sign dangerous . if somebody shoot the russians and can't find it, right? yes, they need to defend themselves. the russian and structure is in the are, are still part of the russian army, but certainly have vast military experience for security reasons. they don't want to be identified and don't give their real games. one of the tasks that the russians and local military carry out together is this sporting civilian convoys. to soldiers, a flames, a shack, a fire, and an old harp, and drive over a wooden fence. that's about all we found of the road checkpoint. those doing still fear in the enemy. the police here a

ashley: all right, shawn, i'll go to you first on this.of course but there have been others of do as i say, not as i do, right? >> yeah, i mean, it's rules for they but not for me and these leaders are undermining what could be the progress long term here. i think the general public is getting weary of this and we're getting weary of the lockdowns we're getting weary of wearing the masks especially as more and more of us get vaccinated, and so it's now time for them to stop making these mistakes, stop stubbing their toes with these horrible events and get more consistent with the message. if you're vaccinated, somebody should come out and say there's probably no real reason why you should continue to wear your mask, much like rand paul, when he was in that testimony the other day with dr. fauci. i think the general public would like to see more of that and less of you have to continue to act the way we have because we say so, but then watch these leaders violate their own rules which they say they are good for society. ashley: you know, i

great to see the coliseum drummers back doing their things, a's and rays and shawn n ma sean manaea wasthis game was tied at one apiece. fast forward to the ninth. seth brown goes downtown for his first walk-off homer, good- bye, game over, drive home safely and then bathe me in gatorade. a's win it, 2-1. >>> reds pitcher wade miley tossed the fourth no-hitter this young season, a 3-0 win over cleveland. miley struck out eight, the earliest in a calendar year we've seen four no-nos since 1917 and the second time the indians have been no hit this season. >>> to the shark tank, happy early, erik karlsson only six goals last year, this would be his seventh. sharks up 2-0 early on arizona, but once again this team just cannot hold a lead. phil kessel, his ninth of the year just against the sharks. the coyotes score five unanswered to win 5-2. >>> how about the quakes in salt lake trailing 1-nil, 83rd minute. what do you go to chris wondolowski. i have the pleasure to present to you... dr. martin luther king. sometimes, this is what it takes. facing down hate. facing down bias. as we step ou

. —— i'm shawn lay. hello there.r the day ahead, so it will be a chilly start, and there will be further snow showers over the hills of scotland. but as we've gone through the evening and overnight, the showers have tended to fade away. we had a lot of hail and thunder in eastern areas, but under the starry skies once again, because it's cold air, temperatures aproach freezing — a little below — and given there is some dampness on the surfaces, it could be a bit icy in a few spots. perhaps a little bit of river mist as well. but an abundance of sunshine first thing. the showers already with us in some areas, as you can see, become more widespread as the morning goes on. initially, across many parts of england and wales developing across scotland, one or two for northern ireland, but then congregating on the east into the afternoon. hail and thunder and snow over the hills. so, again, chilly, but temperatures probably a little bit higher than yesterday, up to 15 perhaps in the south. but then, it's all change as we go

the german opposition, who was bog saying that this is simply a group task on fish bits, and this is shawn, it is quote says that friendly intelligence services are indeed intercepting and sling on top representatives of other countries. so one of the questions people might have is why denmark? well, on the technical side of things, denmark is a communications hub to all these on the cables from sweden, from germany, they will urge the converge in denmark, claire, other telecommunication centers. and danish intelligence gave access to this infrastructure to american intelligence, the in a say to these spy agencies, they facilitate that they help them carry out all that surveillance, all this supply and with full knowledge. one of the questions was easy, was the danish government aware of all of this and by 2015, they would definitely aware of all of this the launch investigation. and edward soon had since come out and said that joe barton, who was the vice president over the world answers and you might as well prepared to answer for this one. he soon visits europe, since of course, he was

committed that they will withdraw by me the 1st and the other side saying that the taliban has not really shawn enough progress in severing ties building bringing down the level of violence and negotiating in good faith with the afghan government and there's a lot of frustration doing the rounds not just on part of the afghan government but other officials as well who've been trying to tone down the taliban's rhetoric in saying that you are a party to the conflict in the sun is not going to look like what it did 20 years ago. lot of against ask around has escalated in recent months with security forces and many civilians targeted on friday a powerful car bomb killed at least 24 people in the east in logar province no group has claimed responsibility for the accounts of her reports from kabul. for afghanistan it's a cycle with nowhere and body after body lying next to each other this time the victims of a powerful truck bomb many were high school students staying in a dormitory nearby several buildings collapsed in the blast trapping dozens of people but they. are treated my own family members w

and this is shawn, it is quote, set that friendly intelligence services are indeed intercepting and laying on top representatives of other countries. it also something that i just would like to say, this is unacceptable between allies. i want that to be trustful relations that unite you. repeat instant americans, there's no place for suspicion, but we're not. that's why we expect complete clarity. we've asked our danish and american partners to provide all information on the case. so one of the questions people might have is why denmark? well, on the technical side of things, denmark is a communications hub to all these on the cables from sweden, from germany, they will merge the converge in denmark, where are the telecommunications centers. and danish intelligence gave access to this infrastructure to american intelligence, sienna, say to all these spy agencies, they facilitate that they help them carry out all the surveillance, all this fine with full knowledge. one of the questions was, is, was the danish government aware of all of this and by 2015, they were definitely aware of one of

that's when president stan or shawn to a dare i asked russia for out with the approve of the un security council. moscow starting to stand in like weapons and instructors to train the army. but how to turn the tide now, the government claims it controls over 90 percent of its territory. so how many russian instructions are there in our 535 instructors? what are they allowed to do here? do they train only in the open fire? they cannot open fire unless their lives in danger or somebody shoot. the rushing can can find a better, right? have available. yes, they need to defend themselves. the russian and structure is in the are, are still part of the russian army, but certainly have that military experience for security reasons. they don't want to be identified and don't give their real names. one of the tasks that the russians and local military carry out together is the sporting civilian convoys. were grounded, rare access to see them working close shop programs. but my reason now we are in the so called the road of life to the camera room board. i've got a couple of cool to write on the ri